All people want to work in silence and It’s important to have a good working environment. The silence leads to an efficient work. We did this project to reach this proposal. The noise traffic light consists of a ‘traffic light’ which controls the dB of an area: When it indicates green, means that there is […]
Noise Traffic Light – DIY 3D Printed Continue Reading
The new LAMBDA series of RF modules have been introduced as part of the LoRa collection at RF Solutions; LAMBDA62 and LAMBDA80. The LAMBDA modules incorporate the impressive Semtech SX1262 and SX1280 LoRa, providing ultra-long range. Spread spectrum communication and high interference immunity within minimal current consumption, provides an extremely high performance and cost-effective transceiver module. Available as 868MHz, the LAMBDA62 has an integrated
NEW LAMBDA LORA MODULE SERIES ACHIEVE 22KM+ RANGE Continue Reading
The question you are probably asking is “why are you making another remote thermostat?” The answer to that question is, I had to, and the market smart thermostats are too expensive. Fair warning, this is “proof-of-concept” build that would require a few extra outputs to actually control your thermostat, but the core is in place and can
Autostat : a Remote Thermostat Continue Reading
Spooky teddy is a 2-part Halloween decor. The first part is the teddy bear that has a 3d printed mechanism that can rotate with an Arduino UNO and a solenoid. The second part is a self-rocking chair powered by an Arduino nano and a solenoid attached to the bottom of the chair. The two parts
Spooky Teddy – Arduino Powered Self-rocking Chair & Rotating Head Continue Reading
As usual, this Halloween I decided to create a project related to the season. Using Prusa I3 and Thingiverse, I printed a Halloween decoration where the color is controlled remotely through the Blynk project. The Blynk project lets you create a mobile or tablet app that interacts with controllers like the Arduino Uno or the
Remote Color Controlled Jack-o-Lantern Continue Reading
Sometimes, the best hifi gear is the gear you’ve already got. This is particularly the case in the cassette world, as high quality decks are long out of production. [Nick] liked his current rig, but wanted to be able to use it with a remote from across the room. Naturally, he set to hacking the feature
ADDING REMOTE CONTROL TO AN OLD STEREO Continue Reading
Even after 25 years of its introduction to consumer market, infrared communication is still very relevant in recent days. Whether it is your 55 inch 4K television or your car sound system, everything needs an IR remote controller to response to our commands. There are many technologies available in the industry, say Bluetooth, RF or
How to Control Home Appliances With TV Remote With Timer Function Continue Reading
We are changing the way we use the STONE Trademark LCD with the Arduino. You can connect to the official page of the LCD. These screens will communicate with UART or RS232 as if they were on the same Nexton screen. If I were to do a comparison, the Nextion display has some extras and
Use of STONE LCD and ARDUINO Continue Reading
We use them every day, but has no one got bored of pressing buttons on a stick, it’s far too much effort pressing buttons! Surely there are better ways to control a device? After doing some work with my Nikon camera using IR to control it, I wanted to do the same with other devices.
Redefining the TV Remote using Arduino Continue Reading
What could be more terrifying than ghosts, goblins, or clowns? How about a shapeless pile of fright on your bedroom floor that only moves when you’re not looking at it? That’s the idea behind [Sciencish]’s nightmare robot, which is lurking after the break. The Minecraft spider outfit is just a Halloween costume. In this case, “looking
NIGHTMARE ROBOT ONLY MOVES WHEN YOU LOOK AWAY Continue Reading
